Agenda

January 8 (all times are in HST) 

12.30-12.40 - Welcome note

12:45-13:05 - Who Wore It Best? And Who Paid Less? Effects of Privacy-Preserving Techniques Across Demographics -- Xavier Merino (Florida Institute of Technology); Michael King (Florida Institute of Technology)

13:05-13:25 - Enhancing Soft Biometric Face Template Privacy with Mutual Information-Based Image Attacks --  Zohra Rezgui (University of Twente ); Nicola Strisciuglio (University of Twente); Raymond Veldhuis (University of Twente)

13:25-14:10 -  KEYNOTE: Racial and Genetic Discrimination in Automated Face Analysis -- Katina Michael (Arizona State University) 

14:10-14:30 - Break 

14:30-14:50 - Facial Hair Area in Face Recognition Across Demographics: Small Size, Big Effect --  Haiyu Wu (University of Notre Dame); Sicong Tian (Indiana University South Bend); Aman Bhatta (University of Notre Dame); Kagan Ozturk (University of Notre Dame); Karl Ricanek (University of North Carolina Wilmington); Kevin Bowyer (University of Notre Dame)

14:50-15:10 - Mitigating Demographic Bias in Face Recognition via Regularized Score Calibration --  Ketan Kotwal (Idiap Research Institute); Sébastien Marcel (IDIAP)

15:10- 15:30 - The CHROMA-FIT Dataset: Characterizing Human Ranges of Melanin For Increased Tone-awareness --  Gabriella Pangelinan (Florida Institute of Technology); Xavier Merino (Florida Institute of Technology); Samuel Langborgh (Florida Institute of Technology); Kushal Vangara (Florida Institute of Technology); Joyce Annan (Florida Institute of Technology); Audison Beaubrun (Florida Institute of Technology); Troy Weekes (Florida Institute of Technology); Michael King (Florida Institute of Technology)

15:30-16:15 - Panel Discussion 

16:15-16:30 - Closing Remarks